Written by Kenneth Ikechukwu Cloud computing has been around for approximately two decades. Despite the data pointing to the business efficiencies, cost-benefits, and competitive advantages it holds, a large portion of the business community continues to operate without it.  According to a study by the International Data Group, 69% of businesses are already using cloud technology in one capacity or another, while 18% say they plan to implement cloud-computing solutions at some point. At the same time, Dell reports that companies that invest in big data, cloud, mobility, and security enjoy up to 53% faster revenue growth than their competitors. As this data shows, an increasing number of tech-savvy businesses and industry leaders are recognizing the many benefits of the cloud-computing trend. But more than that, they are using this technology to run their organizations efficiently, provide better customer service, and dramatically increase their overall profit margins. What is clou...

Written by Ndukwe Isabelle Big data is a general phrase for enormous and intricate amounts of data that companies gather and examine to learn more. Organizations may make wise judgments and enhance their company operations by using big data analytics to find hidden patterns, correlations, and other insights from enormous datasets. Large datasets are stored, processed, and analyzed using big data technologies like Hadoop, Apache Spark, and NoSQL databases. Big data's emergence has completely altered how businesses run and is now a major force in innovation and growth. In this article, we'll look at how big data may boost company performance and why adoption by businesses is crucial. Improved Operational Efficiency   By highlighting areas for operational simplification, big data can increase operational efficiency for firms. Businesses can identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies in operational processes and implement adjustments to lower costs and boost productivity. A manufactu...